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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1911
Page
3
The notice invites readers to write to Dr Calawel for free medical guidance. It mentions stomach, bowels and over forty years of experience and suggests readers may obtain advice by mail from Monticglio, HL. The fragmented text references prices and addresses but centers on public medical consultation.
The itemized column lists overturned trees near Black Rock Shring killing a horse, a buggy crash, and injuries on bridges. It notes a horse killed in Shelbyville, a man struck by a train, and multiple mishaps with mules and carts, plus local incidents in Kirksville and Princeton.
A flood of brief items lists church attendance and family visits across Mendota and nearby towns. Mentions include Mies Lanra Beagek finishing school, Otto Marti attending church, Bert McKinley visiting Kirksville, Mr and Mrs Parker in Dayton, and multiple notes on relatives, church services, and local work crews.
Harmony residents host a string of social visits with Mr and Mrs Grant Jones, Miss Anna Baquet from Stahl, George Speak, Rosie Vestal, Ola King, Bessie and Stella Lemley, and others. Neighbors attended gatherings at Hartford and Dodge City farewell for Tone Anders amid singing and socializing.
East End reports Mr Rollie Hart and Miss Iva Clink wed near Chariton on the twentieth at the bride’s home. Dean Davis of Kansas City named principal of Li vonia School for next year and to move to Livonia by fall. Miss Stephens to oversee lower rooms. Local visits by LaRue family and others noted. drought conditions described as severe with river waters at a twenty year low.
Johnnnie Hill and wife visited Fd Hawkins home Sunday. Met Mondon began harvesting Monday. Fay Lewis spent Sunday at the DL Clark home. Aides Juste Mondon received a visit from Miss Clara Newland last week. Farmers plow corn when rain delays ease. Jim Medhin and family visited Albert Anders home. Ciy Shelton and wife spent Sunday with Mrs S's parents. J N Lewis and Ruth Lewis stayed with Josie Lundon Saturday night and Sunday. Pearl Guffey and family called on Orvil Baker and wife Sunday. Ray Buck visited Raley Mundon Saturday and Sunday.
Three local churches in Unionville announce a series of joint evening services to foster inter church harmony. Dates span July 2 to August 27 with ministers Jardine Petrie Corporon Harper and Rev J R Harper. All residents and visitors are invited. Robert Jardine, Secretary.
A scrambled advertisement promising relief for skin conditions including eczema and itching. It claims common remedies fail and offers an unspecified treatment described as the surest method, mentioning barber's itch and ivy poisoning as examples. The text is garbled with numerous misspellings and incomplete phrases.
A New Jersey couple on vacation bought an “unbreakable” doll for their two year old daughter. The child, known for destroying dolls, tested the toy and after a sequence of attempts shattered it. The event ends with the baby sleeping contentedly, having proved the doll not unbreakable.
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